CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Market usage of earth dollar in one year

1. Market usage of Tuyuan in one year

Hundreds of thousands of kilograms.

Earthworm is a traditional precious and scarce Chinese medicinal material. It has high medicinal value and economic price. It is an important, commonly used and essential medicine with a large and extensive usage. Its medicinal name is earthworm, and its alias is earthworm, earthworm, etc. The use of earthworm as medicine has been recorded in the history of Chinese medicine. "Shennong's Herbal Classic", a famous medicine book in the Qin and Han Dynasties, said that earthworm tastes salty, is cold in nature, and has a slight toxicity. Chinese medicine uses the whole insect as medicine, which can enter the liver, heart, and spleen meridians and specialize in treating blood diseases. It has the effects of breaking blood and removing blood stasis, eliminating symptoms and dispersing knots, relaxing muscles and activating blood circulation, nourishing bones and relieving pain, and healing fractures. It is mainly used to treat various diseases such as blood stasis and swelling and pain, traumatic injuries, swelling and pain of the liver and spleen, coronary heart disease, tuberculosis, sciatica, etc. After continuous research and exploration by generations of medical experts, practice has proved that earthworms do have high medical and medicinal value. They have been clinically used in many diseases and have very special treatment effects. With the development of medical and health care and the improvement of people's health level, the utilization of earthworms has become more and more extensive. Recently, its value has been verified by testing the pharmacology and functions of earthworms. Modern medical research shows that earthworms can also resist aging, regulate blood pressure and blood lipids, dissolve blood, reduce oxygen consumption of heart and brain tissues, improve tolerance to hypoxia and ischemia, and have special inhibitory effects on leukemia and various cancers. Therefore, earthworms have been included in anti-cancer drugs. Now there are more than 100 kinds of traditional Chinese medicines that are used in combination with earthworms, such as Dieda Pills, Zhishang Pills, Huoxue Dan, Qilin Powder, etc. Earthworms have significant therapeutic effects. They can cure diseases if they exist and prevent diseases if they do not. They are safe and reliable, and have no side effects.

2. How long is the life span of the earthworm?

I have never raised or studied turtles, so I can only quote the experts' opinions. The experts say that the maximum lifespan of a turtle is 60 years.

3. How long is the life span of the earthworm?

I have never raised or studied turtles, so I can only quote the experts' opinions. The experts say that the maximum lifespan of a turtle is 60 years.

4. How long does it take for earthworms to grow?

Earthworms are also known as Chinese earthworms. They are insects with incomplete metamorphosis. They go through three stages: egg, nymph and adult to complete a generation. It takes about one and a half to two and a half years for wild earthworms to complete a generation.

In southern China, when the temperature rises above 10℃ in early and mid-April each year, they begin to emerge from the ground and move until mid-to-late November, when the temperature drops below 10℃, and gradually burrow into the ground to stop moving and hibernate. Except for male adults, all other insect stages can hibernate. The egg-laying period of female insects is from early May to mid-November, with June to September as the peak period of egg-laying, and hatching begins in late June and early to mid-July. All eggs laid before mid-August can hatch in mid-November of the same year, while eggs laid from late August to before hibernation will not begin to hatch until late June or early July of the following year. The growth and development period of male nymphs is about 280 to 320 days, and that of female nymphs is about 500 days.

5. How long does it take for earthworms to grow into adults?

Earthworms are also called earthworms. There are two types of earthworms on the market: golden-edged earthworms and ordinary earthworms. The 4-5 months mentioned on the first floor should be the growth cycle of golden-edged earthworms. My family breeds them, and the growth cycle of ordinary earthworms is 8 months.

6. How long does it take for earthworms to grow?

Hello, the growth cycle is generally 8 months

The feeding of the earthworm, also known as the earthworm, should be matched with dry, wet, fine and coarse feeds. When the temperature rises in early spring every year, the insect body consumes a lot of nutrients after winter dormancy. It is necessary to feed fine feed first, and then coarse feed after a period of time. The appetite of the first-instar nymphs is small, so fine feed should be given as the main food to promote their growth and development and enhance their disease resistance. Coarse feed should be given after one month of age. Nymphs enter the period of overeating after 6 months of age, and coarse feed should be given as the main food, supplemented by fine feed. Egg-laying insects should be fed with high-protein feed. Feeding should be regular and appropriate, combining concentration and dispersion. Generally, feed once every evening. Drinks should be placed in containers or on plastic films, and a feeding point should be set in the pit. The amount of feed should be appropriate, generally when there is no food left in the pit when feeding on the second day. Too little feed will cause cannibalism. The main food for earthworms is tea, melon peel, rice bran, bran, sweet potato, radish, bean cake, miscellaneous fish, fish meal, yeast, clams, snails, pumpkin and other vegetables.

When raising them, they should be divided into different pits according to their age, and the big and small insects should be divided into three grades: about 200,000 per square meter for 1-month-old earthworms, 20,000 to 30,000 per square meter for 2-7-month-olds, and 8,000 to 10,000 per square meter for adults after 8 months. This can prevent the big insects from eating the small ones and facilitate feeding management.

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